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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-22

ofthe northern lights-hOw, BY
Ingenious devices of cut colored paper and
waxsn and CLASSY limitations, they have
seemingly strewn wreath Of mistletoe and
ivy upon the walls and ceilings Of their little
cabins Of the ice-bound ships; and even the
evsrgreen Christmas tres was not wanting to
those who did not carry their scrutiny too
Tar. The dinner-table groaned-the same
old provefbial groan Of lower latitudes-
with the good things heaped upon II, the
alliterative crimson cranberry sauce flank
ing full plates Of turkey and chicken, and
pushing against portly plum-pudding and
marvellous mince pies, while in rugged con-
trast were the stesming joints of reindeer
and musk-ox meat, rose-colored cross
sections Of Arctic salmon, and wilderness
of ptarmigan, eider-duck and doorkies
completing boreal bill of fare that might
well make many q poor soul outside the
polar regions wish he could have spent
his Christmas there, and Joined in the joyous
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and comfort in this fRH I
cherries and comfort
less zone was either in -
the snug ship or in tight :.
little quarters built of
lumber brought up il.
ships, and the Christ
ma varied from our
Christmas more in lati-
tude than any other characteristic.
Il was my fortune to spend two of these
auspicious days within the white zone
whore cold 10 king, and no sheltering
sides Of ship or house stood between me
and the singing air outside, but in the domed
snow-houss Of the northern native found
- safe . refuge from the cutting cold
and probably quite - much comfort, sing
nlar - It may seem, e. In the ways devised
by white mon to winter here. was a.
much surprised - anyone that 30 much
real genuine enjoyment could be had in
these kennels Of congea!ed moisture, some
Of blocks Of pure white snow
Thrice bolted in the northern blasts,
aud others Of crystal ice 20 transparent that
when the sealskin summer tent was lashed
over the top for Q roof It almost seemed
to one at distance that the occupants, do
Tying the weather, were living under only .
huge umbrella of brown sealskin. Some
time before the first Christmas spent in
the Northland, and little while after
Thanksgiving Of the same year, explained
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over this must be the
decoration of q long
Moliere vest, a girdle,
and fur outlining, or
whatever is the de-
signer's fa n cy. A
very chic tea gown,
worn by . blonde
hostess the other A.
ternoon, is Of black
velvet, the train Just
long enough to b
graceful. Il II cut ~
priNossss and hts very
closely. The front,
from the throat to
the edge, h covered
with two full PUN
of velvet grenadine.
The first puff Is de-
fined just below the
waist line by q PEN
dant girdle of finely
cut jets. The sleeves
are pufed to the el-
bow and Of velvet
that far, but below,
deep frills Of thread
lace are drawn in by
narrow ribbon and
tied about the wrist.
r~ Av~Aakh khA
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shouts that, breaking
through big banks Of
snow walling in the
warm ship, went out
into the long, lone
Arctic night TO echo
among the eternal fields
of ice and die away in
the deep recesses Of the
frosan Gords. But all
this Christmas cheer
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the Iofmer nouusy OF
the white men 10 the
Eskimo, to which they
listened with respectful
attitude that deepened
into eager attention
when l told them of the
part that related to the
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A NEW IDEA.
WONDERFUL CHRBTMAs TREES
yOR CROwDrr CITY HOMES.

bright Suggestions AOr Makiny Holiday
Times Ent' aiming and PIE asant to the
Children-Interesting Schemes to Make
vAsm Almost wild with Joy.
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REssMBLsD a RAILROAD.

Mn. Fanele-What talker Nm. Cumso
b. to b sure!
4r. Fangle-Yes; her conversation greatly
resembles some railroads could name.
Mn. Fangie-Whyf Because II goss 20
fast?
Ar. Fansls-No. that's not Il. Bscause II
lacks terminal facilities.
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= nan eompelIed . Weas lelse noee Ii
Z 30 O. 51y . !. g a. + ~ sai5Ine : . ! saoess
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now Mr. II. Bush
man, an old Cats
kill hunter and
farmer, was forced
to try the choking
expedient, though
he found it rather
expensive. Sew.
eral avs ago,
while Bushman
mae
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a dense thicket, Just back of his
barn, he saw what he supposed
was an ordinary cat climbing
to some bushes about five feet
away. Bushman says that he
thought the cat unusually
large, and that its eyes had q
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CHOKING A WILD CAT,

An Old Catskin Hunters Experience and
His Appearance.
In the first place. don't encounter q wild
cat if you cab avoid it. Secondly, if you
must meet such q beast, be sure to be pro-
vsdo1 with oil Tho ac<.
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IN LIGHTER VEIN.
AN APPROPRIATE NAME.

An ArrhOfhiATE NAME.
"Old Seasoned Timber was in town to.
day" remarked prominent deacon 10 his
wife.
seasoned Timber!' she replied. "Who
In the name Of sense is Seasoned Timberr'
'.Ar. Collins
''That stingy mani But why do You call
him that queer name"
Because he never contributes anything Ia
the church You know the poet says, Only
. sweet and virtuous soul, like seasoned tim.
ber, never gives Collins soul 10 not par
ticularly sweet or virtuous, but he never
gives"
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out all will 20 well and merry Christmas
be provided for Santa Claus dearest friends.
the children. ADELIA BELL BEARD.
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Mr.. Bushman bitterly regrets having ex-
tended the invitation. Instead Of 9 do
mestic cat, the animal turned out to be Q
genuine wild cat. It jumped ON Bushman
like young tiger, and began tearing and
lscerating his clothes and flesh. The farmer
had to fight hard, for the animal was evil
IDENTIFY bl0odthirsty. and for minute or two
1t seemed - though the veteran hunter
would b beaten st last By . wildcat.
Bushman sncceeded, sftef tough strug-
ks ho.syss Y ss:tinG !5 hola e q! he aninars
sesse s: q - ss:.sa.s ): "a s.s ssss.:. a:.y
., 1kE q ssE - M m
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peculiarly ugly glitter
IA them, but, think
ing that the animal
was in pain, he APP
preached and began
calling kitty! kittyl
come, klttym Kitty
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would not
be worth
the tell
ing, for no
one cares
to read or
listen to
anything
nowadays
unless it
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n urrnrnsIox ooaarorrp

my DEAR said Mn. McCorkle TO her
husband, what h Z tangentf''
"A tangent" |" replied McCorkle, ''is . right
line touching curSe."
rs 1T thought tan gent was the
editorin-chief Of leather factory
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of war needed on such occa-
sions. Do not rely upon your
power to "choke the critter,"
if you have any other resource.
A story from Phnnicia, N. Y,
n one Of our exchanges, relates
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\ nlAxeER no HER.

"JanA who = that making such nois,
In ths kiteha r asksd Mn. FAngle Of he
sldeGt son.
''Patssfhmilias I" replied James.
''PstR 'api6aui and who in the world i,
thstr'
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ES, the idea Is
u n 9 " o n e,
9TH er " Use it
-osald not
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Ben BrrlER Tas RICH. wlGp ie said a
good way to gsoE rich wa t6buy real es.
ta.e at alction, Bon Ia no fool. He knowS
how 70 profit by the folliss OF o.heTa. Ask
any ordinary men to npprsise the estate
Of o deceased person, and he will gay,
THE question 10 not 90 much yhet il il
Eorth 80 What It will Lrlrg vt forced nalo.H
Everybody EnoTa that there 70 a popular
prejudice sgaiuas buying at auction, a
popular falncy on the subject, and that it
IS the Buffers and Aa!cra, and other bold
men Of leaaer note who get the benefit It.
We srs evidently 81 tho beginning of q
boom 10 Wheeling. Everybody knows
that the tirag sro improving here. II
one hundred psr cont profit hiss been
made in Two years out Of property sold at
The 1sne sale; ghy should not al much, or
more, DO made odt OF Fair Ground prop.
,erty 7 Don't let tina opportunity slip.
Attend the ealo at tho Court House on
Monday. ss ~ .,i a q . ,E55-
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City md wheeling Folks

Strangers In the City md Wheeling Folks
y - Abroad. -
Miss Annie Carson fs visiting steuben.
vile friends. 5 q ,5
Mr.. q. +. Ko.zehue, Of Miadlebourne,
W. Va, wGs'in the city. yesterday. .sfSS77E
Mr.. A.. B. Fault, Of Hopadale, O, is
here in the interests Of tho w, W. & s. L.
Railroad. - l'fj n
HIN. N. B. Scott has returned from his
western trip, aad Is confined to his home
by illneau. 81 tjJ:s
State Mine Inspector Horny Cunning
ham arrived in the city las. evening snd
is etstho Mcclure. 1s ;;.5ss-'
M,u. James W. Paxton will entertain
her lady friends at tea this afternoon at
her home on Chap!ine street. 80. 49, Z;
Mrs. q. X. List entertained number
Of her lsdy friends OF an afternoon tea yes.
terday afternoon. 1t was a charming
affair. - & &. n !
Mr.. Isadoro Fulton, who Is On the road
Tor g.. 8. Feeny, has returned ffon, an ex.
tenslve trip through Western Pennsyi.
vania. ISL - - 3 = 3 4tf s 81
Mr.. Cha.!es Harding, OF Grace Church
Baltimore, ia in the city, and will sing ia
St. Matthews Episcopal church Sunday
morning and evening. Mr.. Harding has
a tlno baeao voice and bis ain8ing was much
enjoyed on his last visit to Wheeling.
(. Mr.. Robert B. Woods il, passed through
the city yesterday on his way to Arksness
and Texas, where he expects to pass tho
coming winter prospecting. Mr.. tWoods
wac formerly on tho local staff Of the Reg.
lister, but for come time past he hes been
farming nsar Haueytown in 3 Msrehall
county. he has large number Of friends
here who will Wish him all manner OF sue.
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AGreert, RsaoyG.

Ga Wednesday O. e. Vanksuren, pro.
prietor Of tho Dairy restaurant, No. 40
Twelfth street, fniahsd ono year in the
buaineea here aincs his return from Min.
neap1.E. N that. time he male tho biz
record Of furniuhing ~, Isl mesls. A lit
tic figuring will convince anybody that
this Is pretty good for Wheeling, ond there
10 az easily discovered resson for it. Good
vicslale, we'll prepared; nicely Fervsd
amid clean end nttrac!!ys surroundings, at
low pricas, account for it, Recently My.
Vankeuren opened q branch lunch stand
on Market street, eoI.h Of Fourteenth.
This branch has also been a succeesful in
stitution, and with tho two restaurants
Mi. nankorren may certairly DO said to
lead the Wheeling fredericksburg. 4. rhoso
who patroniza the "Dsiry" will no! won.
der that this ia no. Z III t5i 81 I..''I,
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WIEN you 20 to the Court House On
Aonocy, ::ememhsr thst the Fair Ground
property 70 70 bc offered frat as O whole.
then IN blocks, and then in lots; and will
DO sold in tho wGy- that will bring the
most money: Bear in mind also that
WITH go much property to BIO offered, you
must ga promptly iyou would not ioue
yeu; chance to get bargains. II bidders
i9r lots are not prompt they may loco the
chance to got any: lo.a except from whole
eale purehauevu, end vt Gighe. Ggures.
Get q plat from ono Of the commissioners;
or from Clerk Hook, and 90 over the
ground and sec the stakes. Look oyerth
whole ground today. Not one citizen Ia
ten realizes how fine the property really ia,
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J WILL DE ENFORCEn.;
The New Fire Escape Ordinance prcnirl.
~, 49,. ENtnu Yu6tesdnY. n u ~ ~.

6t.tl. gatal ibstesdny. Il g,ej 'ts
There wla passed by Council J uao ii
lsss, an ordinance providing that all
buildings In tho city except such rs ere
USED 0sprissso residences exclusively, Of
four or moro stories In height, must be
provided with. one or more metallic lad
ders, OF lire escapes, extending from the
lirss story to The upper Stories and aeovo
the ro9f, and on tbs outer walls thereof,
in saGb looatipfl aad numbers, srd OF eucb
material end construction a. The Hoa,d OF
Polics and Fro Commissioners, or ma
jority Of them, may from time to time de:
tsrraine. Alter such determination Bboll
have bean inside rs atoreaaid, the said
Eosrd Msy 81 any time, by notips In
writing, require Rueh metGliic ladder or
fire eacsps to be plscsd upon such build:
ing within thirty days aitor tho service Ct
notice. Frori9el, hoytpea, That sil build.
lnge more than two atories in height,
used tor manufacturing purposes, shalI
have ono metallic ladder for every twenty
s7e nsTaons, or lese, employed above tho
sscepd Story. - Ter! q.
In case the owner, lcsaee or occupant,
o. either OF them, so served With notice,
shall aot, within thirty,l Jays after the eer'
vice OF notice, Cause to be placed, such
ladder or ere escape ss required, he shall
BIO subject to 6ae Of not less than ton nor
mere than one bundled dollars, and to a
further fine Of fifty dnllsrs for egeh week
OF au6n Iesiectt3 comply with ouch notice
after tho service Of tho ssmo.
In accordance with the provisionn Of
this { ordinance, CLERK Stanley, Of the
Board Of Police and Fire Com mlss;oners,
By, order, Of the Eoard,. yesterday sent
printed copies ct tue oidinsnes with
written NOTICE that ito proyioions mus. be
complied With to the owners aud lcgsea OF
the Mcclure House, stsmm Houge, 81.
James Hotel M. Reilly,)tC. stsinma!:,
(bo1 factory, Bloch Bros, tobacco
gorka). Tack Factory, Wheeling Pottery
Company and the Board Of Z lucation. It
ia: understood to he the Intention Of the
Board to strictly enforce the ordinance
without allowing any fayoys. .3' '5553s
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An accident took plpce near Elm Grove
Wednesday afternoon which may reault
In tho death Of man named IWeibel,
aged 6S years. Be was employed .by5a
farmer named Fisher In GsRi1tjpg to move
sswlcgs to small cav mill that had been
erected on the adjoining land of a farmer
named Schooner: In moving a large aud
very; heavy log up's decliyity towards the
saw mill It gotNteyond S,he control ri
thoee handling 1t and atsrtsd to roll back
wards. Wsibols was unablsi to get out OF
the 4wsy, in ttilno! and Sas knocked down
by the timber which sroled over him,
breaking two ribs and Otherwise severely
ipjufing him. In eone way his right esr
was cut Of. DIVA orcessft attended
tn man ~ X IS
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The Visit to tie Pork.

| d. = " . i o. ' #H . . ne. To-
Tho !, 0. 0. T. excurEion 10 the Park
yesterday afternoon was ono OF tile raoas
enjoyable events during the esssion Of the
Grand Lodge. Over ono hundred board.
ed the l Pm. train and reached the Park,
spent sometime enjoying tho beauties OF
the place as vol as the bospitslities en-
tended. An imgrama.a meeting was
held in the ireeireshmsnt hall alter ia on.
joycble lunch had been discussed, and tho
folio wing was unanimously adopted: st55 z.
WnEEEAs, Tho courteous invitation OF
the Wheeling Park ascnCissicn md the
Wheeling q elm Grove Rsilroad Gone
paay to Vist. the Psrk has Afforded tho
members OF the Grand Lodge /. o. o, f.,
Of West Virginia, much gsnrre aud IN
alleged pleasure, and the generous hospi-
tally OF the Park Directors, aaa especially
PRECEDENT Anton Rsymann' ably eecouded
By the managing directors. Caps. Angus.
Rolf and Henry stSmm, has 7r!seed tho
visiting brethren under such lasting ohli:
8siioIs; therefore TO il, "A M:
Re;olvsd, That We tsauor our heartfelt
thanks to all Tho have made our visit TO
the Pask 80 pleasant. - y, ne
A few pleasant somashs from COL. KEN
pie, illegal Tender ALL Grand Maa,or
Noaght, Anton 'ReYmann, Esq., Sheriff
Eandlan, gucie Billy Ands,eon, Psei
Grand Master George Edwards and o. Ii.
atne, Hhiled away the time rsry delight.
fully till train time al o'clock F. NJ J, when
the delegates returned TO :tLe city. q.
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Sons Of yetarnns.

- preliminary meeting was held lsot
evening at tho hsll Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce. looking to the organization Of
q Csign Of tha Sous Of Veterans. They
adjourned until this evening when the or.
sslizstion will DO completed. 1t Is urged
that all these whoEa nsmes aye not on the
lis: and rs many more as possible be pres.
emit ct 1880 o'clock sharp, when the camp
will BIO mustered. e .{$t ( = {; 4 81
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/! Wheeling Asnin Tiu.or.opS.

The seccnd game with the Cuban Giants
yesterday was picnic lor tho homo club.
Selden was batted all over the field in the
titst three innings, but settled down to
Sotf ate, that. Me.rlson was hit hard,
but Wheeling gave him fair support. The
1ea!ure, Of tho game outside the slug9ipe
vas Nichols running catch in the seventh
inning. The CANA was called at tliie stage
o8ins to darkness, with the pccro stand.
ing to in favor otWheeling. McNich.
ol's umpiring was fairly impartial. 55
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Sons Of St, George.

ar. y. ". SCOTT, editor Of tho 81. George,
Journal, Philadelphia, will tonight insti..
tute 1General Hsve!cck'', Lodge Of the
Soma OF st.. George, at Bridgeport To.
morrow night, or as soon as possible, no
VIII institute John &Smithson''. Lodge, at
Bellatrc. the Will cioee up hia business
here soon TO answer calls Eat Richmond,
!ys.,. and elsewhere. The order and tha
biit!sh:boyn citizsnn OF America are con,
solidating rapidly all over the land and
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Good NeMd.

Complying vita the reguent of her
friends, our gifted German postess, Mira.
Nina Neuer, resolved to open November
lat at her residence, sc Twelfth atreet, an
evening ciass in German. In order 10 give
an opportunity to oil, her charges will not
bs-hieher than 81 so per month. It ia to
DO hoped that parents will profit Of this
opportunity to have their children we'll
educated In the above mentioned Language,
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a DMINISTRATRIN: notice. :.
REAL ESTATE.
s-H,GDNa = 4. AlR,.

10 Acres Of Land, suitable for market pa,ien.
!pg,.WiIn frame house. barn., orchard CT apnics.
peeis, p!umA ana Qu!ncc1. Hents for 500 III ner
ahnum. Gan be bought for s? 900; IL SITUATED IN az
INC NJ east from Eof aud Twenty.ninth s,raet
ana ais:ans theretrom By the read ono milo and
:4N Aero Farm on alenns Run ono N IL !, !
~ sai ,1 frame houses 100 fruit tr,e.g scres
80 AGRA Farm, 8 miles west OF Msia mona, ro
ires cleared. franc house. orche bprn AMI, 40.
q III IN convenient TO church and SCHOOL Piice,
Het;cl county W Va. Price, 81 zoo, = 'e".,
AZ acre Farm miles north iagt Of sIhtersvllc
Tyi.r county. W.Va Price, ST. lV0 ie
oSo or ooO Acres ut pcltnn W, Va: will re,, =,
e1Idnanse Ior ely plope:y; ESQ ac,es ole red IN
WHEN there y LOO fruit trco PrjeS s2s nsr sc.
10 Ac!e Farm on Middle Wheeling crert tSrsn
mI,e4 ron JIiadolphia; 100 acres cean i, coed
umber on balanco = '.'t,' soeu
1o aero Farm near Tr,adelphla, II; y, lfs y
Lot northeast corner OF Main and T,ron,v y,S,h
hiees renting 60 feet On MAN s:rcet and ri,nninu
OllcT noa.e on front ard roomed brick houEs
W n1iey; we corner or south hall OF laid iot IL
SS5naiamnploTed This properly eau bo BOUGHT ior
tnis IL less than the vblue Of Tho iot. favinp
rot ~ ABOUT we value Of brick hous thai could
IoI go ouplcntsdior 81, COO. ii = $500 ~ w
az. ,Moutes numbered q and rs Twentieth .treet.
Gtouno west Of the Eamo iont ng ii leet 81
a4okCs -
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Garvin..oIcCrup,.

Yesterday afternoon NIT. M. Gsrvin,
The well.known attorney OF this city and
member oil Council from the Second wurd,
and Mrs Jennie, daughter OF Mr.. john
McCrum, substantial farmer living Just
eaot Of the city, were united III wadlock at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents. Rev.
Dr., J. T. Mcclure, OF the U. P. church,
performed tho ceremony-an office in
which ho also otiicialed ct the marriage
Of Misp MCCrum's parents. Tho wedding
was q very qnlet affair, there being no at.
tendants and only the closest friends Of
the contracting psrlles being present. II
was none the less enjoyable, however.
NJ O'CLOCK last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Gsrvin left on the Balfr.ss ( Nb;o road
for An Eastern tour Of two weeks or 80.
Upon their return they will board on
Chspllno street, In the Second ward.
Congratulations and hearty wishes for
their weiiare were shower upon them.
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Z We haVs Tor sale aaveral Type-writera,
including tho Remington, the CrandRli
and the Hammond. These raschineJ have
been taken in exchange for tho rnatchless
Oaligroph, end Will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sslo on monthly install
ments. Gall on or address for circulars s
~ tj, Z 5;.5 EDWARD 1. ROSE & Co., ~
s'S S!7t1 5.5s 4 q rs Twn)fth etrast,
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I. q Miss Nellis FREQ and her dramatic COM
paayi highly entertained. "a large audiences
at the Grand lsB. night IN ION tho Sahara.
,JIdsinSiron the manifestations OF nless.
Sure the company has caught on,n and
that 10 the main consideration with Man
ager Gsnther. This eysn;ng "Dad's Grip
will be given. Reserved sesto st sheib's.s
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Nretl.LnMsnn,

b b. owe 'Hr j. p . IL o. .# "a
Athslipaat O'Clock yestaslay afternoon,
Mr.. John r. Reed, O we'll known South
Side druggist, aud Mics Maggie Lawson,
eldest daughter Of MI. Joseph Lawson,
were married OF the residence OF the
brloe's parenta on South Huron. Gtreet,
Island. : q FiFs 95sz5 ~ d
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
pr: Coog, psetor OF tho Second P.esby.
terrain church. The attendance was limit
cd to immediate trlouda and relativea.
Alter the ceremony tho bridal psrty
discussed an elegant collation. and then
drove to tho PaTlkv passenger depot
where Mr.. Reed snd vile LEI. on al ex-
tended western tour. Dr.
Tho happy couple were tho recipients
Of sn unusually large number Of very
handsome presents, sl I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
ouioo, Nos. &c ana AZ rourtoonth Street.
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